a.
To write: and graph a system of inequalities that describe the exercise target heart rate region.
a.
Answer to Problem 26E
The graph will be
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The formula for a person’s maximum heart rate is
Concept Used:
Systems of inequalities that describe the exercise target heart rate region are graphed using the inequality equations.
Calculation:
Let, x is the age of the person and y is the heart rate of them.
The inequality equations as per the given information are as follows,
Person’s age
Minimum heart rate at 50%
Maximum heart rate at 50%
These are the system of inequalities and their graph is as follows.
For the graph of
The region lies between the lines
For the graph of
Make a table
Plot the points and join them
For
For the graph of
Make a table
Plot the points and join them
For
On combining all the facts above the final graph looks like
b.
To Find: two solutions of the system and interpret their meanings in the context of the problem.
b.
Answer to Problem 26E
Two solutions of the system will be
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The formula for a person’s maximum heart rate is
Also from the previous part the solution region is
Concept used:
Any two points in the solution region is two solutions of the system
Calculation:
From the above graph it can be observed that
For
Then the maximum heart rate of the same person will be
Hence the person’s heart rate is according to the required criteria
For
Then the maximum heart rate of the same person will be
Hence the person’s heart rate is according to the required criteria
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